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• valter

  October 2017

  If you use Interaction = Context Sensitive one way might be to create an ActionList Use: in the Standard interactions (Inventory -> yourItem).

  
  

  Object -> Send message -> Custom -> yourMethod

  
  

    In yourMethod a simple check:

  
  

  if (myObject is not transformed) {

  transform my object

  }

  else

  {

  KickStarter.runtimeInventory.SelectItemByID (yourItemID);

  }

  
  

  But this is just an idea I would try, it may not work, I'm new to AC and often I discover that it would suffice a single function against my ten
  

  
  
• ChrisIceBox

  October 2017

  Welcome to the community, @avuryoni.
  
  As @valter points out, the solution can vary a little depending on your chosen Interaction method, but you can control the enabled state of Hotspot interactions by using the Hotspot: Change interaction Action.
  
  If you create two Use interactions, the first to change the object (enabled by default), the second to pick it up (disabled by default), you can use two of these Actions in the first Use interaction to toggle the two interactions so that the second is active after the first is run.
  
  To change the object, you can either have two sprites in the scene and "swap" their visibility using the Object: Visibility Action, or create animations for the sprite so that it changes graphic when e.g. a boolean parameter changes in its Animator controller.  That's done on the Unity side of things, but you can then use AC's Object: Animate Action to change the boolean parameter's value as part of the Use interaction to play the animation when desired.
  
• avuryoni

  October 2017

  Thanks a lot!